Well said. Thank you. Thank you, Dr. Jasser.

We can't exchange the protection of religious liberties for economic gain.

I have sensed some of that from government officials and from those who talk on their behalf.

But yet, at the same time, if I continue to spend the American taxpayer dollars and no result comes from it, Ambassador, that needs to be a message that goes back to the administration.

I thank the gentleman from Maryland (Mr. Cummings) for his insightful, well-thought-out words on behalf of this bill. Indeed, Mr. Issa and Mr. Cummings have been a moving force and, really, one of the primary forces as to why we are here…

I acknowledge the, really, unbelievable work of the staff. Many times, as you well know, Mr. Speaker, we will get up and work very hard, but it is the countless hours on behalf of our staff that really allows us to move legislation…

I would like to thank the gentlewoman from New York (Mrs. Carolyn B. Maloney) for her support on this bill. I yield 6 minutes to the gentleman from California (Mr. Issa), who has spent a considerable amount of time not only on the House…

the farm bill was very specific. It said for you to set up pilots to do that. I voted for the farm bill, and so I know that it's there.

This will not be the last hearing then, and we will have you back.

And that is precisely why we are having this hearing because it shouldn't be a stigma that everybody is cheating the system.

I want to make sure that we are clear that I want you to focus and have your priority on fraud versus on what goes on a shelf.

Can you in the next 120 days get me an updated report on the trafficking?